joelymil

Thank you for the info.

But I don’t want to switch to the Facebook share button, I want it to be a Like button. So you’re saying there’s no way to change the look of the Like button?

Thanks again.

Ok, so now what I’m seeing is a grey “border” around the entire yellow content section of your pages. It’s not actually a border, but the background color of a containing div. Is that what you’re trying to remove?

If so, this code should make it the same yellow color as the rest of that space:

.single #content, .page #content {
  background: #CFA433;
}

Excellent! You’re welcome.

It looks like the following two rules are coming from your Custom CSS. I’ve commented beside which lines you’ll need to remove or comment out if you want no border at all. (They appear to be on lines 43 and 76, respectively.)

#secondary .widget {
  background: #FFE1DE;
  border-radius: 10px;
  border: 7px solid #05EDFF;  /* remove/comment out this line */
}

#primary {
  background: #FFE1DE ;
  border: 7px solid #05EDFF; /* remove/comment out this line */
  border-radius: 10px;
}

You’re welcome! Glad to hear.

You can use this CSS to set the border around the image on your posts:

.wp-caption {
    border: 1px solid #ccc;
}

The “#ccc” is the color value – if you want to keep the border and change the color, adjust this value to your liking. If you want to remove the border altogether, use a value of “none” in place of all three values, like this:

.wp-caption {
    border: none;
}